Peloton has lived its entire life in an economic recovery.
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Mr Sánchez's first task is to nurture the economic recovery.
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That would be normal six years into an economic recovery.
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Economic recovery and Brazil's financial stability depend on its success.
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It was the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression.
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Investment in digital infrastructure was directly proportionate to economic recovery.
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Hard reform and economic recovery have prevented greater political instability.
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Now, we've got an economic recovery that's still going on.
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Granted, President Obama was talking up his own economic recovery.
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The current economic recovery has been the weakest since WWII.
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The government says its opponents are impeding an economic recovery.
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It comes with a previously strong economic recovery losing steam.
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This has been the weakest economic recovery since the 1940s.
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We are in a historically long, but subpar economic recovery.
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That dims the prospect of any early German economic recovery.
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Why didn't rapid financial recovery lead to rapid economic recovery?
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Portugal has been a prime exhibit of Europe's economic recovery.
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The current economic recovery is already old by historical standards.
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Six miles away, however, the economic recovery was taking hold.
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The global economic recovery remained "complicated and grim", Gao said.
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Surprisingly, in its analysis of the current world economic recovery and of the present global economic outlook, the World Bank glosses over the artificial way in which the global economic recovery has been achieved.
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Fiscal stimulus during the crisis, such as the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and the Economic Recovery Act, also helped sustain the U.S. economic recovery, according to Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank.
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By June 2017, the economic recovery will be eight years old.
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People who need medical care rarely wait for an economic recovery.
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Hope - Freeze the scheduled sales tax hike to ensure economic recovery.
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These trends have reversed since 22018, when economic recovery took hold.
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There are signs that the economic recovery is starting to flag.
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Worriers have had good reasons to fret about the economic recovery.
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However, Mr Trump has at least not disrupted the economic recovery.
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Economic recovery and easier mortgages have helped them on their way.
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But many questions about the durability of the economic recovery remain.
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"Just remember when this economic recovery started," he said this year.
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This has been the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression.
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However, the ongoing regional economic recovery should translate into job creation.
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The protesters said they were not satisfied with the economic recovery.
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Financing middle market businesses is essential to the country's economic recovery.
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The recent economic recovery in Spain contributed to the bank's performance.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV SAYS GLOBAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY DISRUPTED BY CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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Both high debt levels and bad loans endanger the economic recovery.
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An underwhelming economic recovery has kept unemployment high, curbing wage gains.
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Then, as the signs of economic recovery become clear, bond prices rally.
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He wanted someone who'd created jobs, contributed economic recovery to run it.
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Greece relies on its monuments and sandy beaches for an economic recovery.
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It's true that the economic recovery from the Great Recession was slow.
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But domestic politics and social instability remained risks to the economic recovery.
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Recent data, however, raises questions about the durability of the economic recovery.
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A modest economic recovery would support the banks' asset quality and earnings.
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The data underscores the fragile and patchy nature of Japan's economic recovery.
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That would help economic recovery and boost growth without hurting debt sustainability.
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During the Obama years, growth sputtered and the economic recovery was anemic.
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He joined other key officials in highlighting figures pointing to economic recovery.
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Meirelles said the pace of economic recovery would depend on business confidence.
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Was it a blip or further evidence of a real economic recovery?
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He also served as chief economist of Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board.
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The economic recovery may be durable, but it is anything but dynamic.
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Many entrepreneurs tell me that the economic recovery has passed them over.
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The U.S. is in its second-longest economic recovery in modern history.
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The economic recovery is also translating into improved sector capitalisation and liquidity.
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Nine years into an economic recovery, stock prices are near record highs.
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We are in the midst of a slow and anemic economic recovery.
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But the islands have seen a sluggish economic recovery after the hurricanes.
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Stagnant wages and a slow economic recovery have driven a deeper divide.
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The stimulus bill's primary purpose, of course, was to promote economic recovery.
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"This economic recovery has been very narrowly perched within the U.S.," he said.
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The current U.S. economic recovery is the third-longest of the modern era.
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The 19 countries that use the euro are enjoying a moderate economic recovery.
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Consumer debt loads have burgeoned even with a few years of economic recovery.
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First, the global economy is in the slowest economic recovery anyone can recall.
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If an economic recovery materializes, they should be first in line to benefit.
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If an economic recovery materializes, they should be first in line to benefit.
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Mr Rajoy accused his opponent of playing politics with Spain's impressive economic recovery.
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Bolsonaro has been less clear, however, on his plan for Brazil's economic recovery.
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This is partly thanks to a broader economic recovery in the euro zone.
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If that volatility continues, it could erode consumers' confidence in the economic recovery.
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But the community believed that an economic recovery would lift them once again.
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Soggy lending can imperil India's economic recovery given the importance of consumer sectors.
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Tourism and shipping, Greece's two main industries, are driving a tentative economic recovery.
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The two technocrats are expected to lead plans for the country's economic recovery.
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Fitch expects ABC's profitability to improve due to stable LICs and economic recovery.
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Increasing optimism in an economic recovery is bringing more investment into the marketplace.
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Friday's employment report will also be scrutinized for proof of the economic recovery.
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There will always be people to blame for our country's sluggish economic recovery.
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Stocks include consumer goods and industrial stocks, which can plug into economic recovery.
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Messina added that the bank would benefit in the economic recovery in Italy.
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And once the social fabric frays it's hard for economic recovery to begin.
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We see the Fed's overarching goal as protecting and extending the economic recovery.
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Despite an economic recovery in America, demand for private jets has remained weak.
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Normally such moves would come in the early stages of an economic recovery.
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The proposal had nothing to do with the economic recovery of Puerto Rico.
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"This is the slowest economic recovery in a half a century," he said.
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We are developing a post-conflict economic recovery program to help Yemen heal.
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They were completely out of touch with the state of the economic recovery.
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Then it rode economic recovery and cheap gasoline to record sales and profits.
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Economic recovery requires consistency, said French central bank head Francois Villeroy de Galhau.
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The International Monetary Fund noted last week that Spain's economic recovery remains strong.
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And despite a years-long economic recovery and low unemployment, they're still falling.
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If the momentum can be sustained, it would drive a faster economic recovery.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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CHILE'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN INCLUDES $2.4 BLN IN INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
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CHILE'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS COST OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN RISES TO $5.5 BLN
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Economic Scene To what extent did whites miss out on the economic recovery?
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Or, that the faith in the U.S. economic recovery is global in nature.
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Investors should look at cyclicals that were benefiting from economic recovery and inflation.
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Mr. Temer, a center-right politician, led Brazil through a halting economic recovery.
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Instead, the center held, and sheer relief helped propel the surprise economic recovery.
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The data underscores the fragile nature of Japan's economic recovery, as escalating Sino-U.
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It was widely viewed as a major contributing factor to its subsequent economic recovery.
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That was well below the expected 20.3,000 and cast doubt on the economic recovery.
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It remained above 50%, amid a broad economic recovery, for the next 18 months.
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He is backed by rich donors who hope he will extend Chicago's economic recovery.
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Before that it was the worst and slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression.
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Some data suggest that the pace of the economic recovery has slowed in 2017.
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Foreign investors have been buying renewable assets in Spain during the country's economic recovery.
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The receding rate rise expectations may reflect such concerns about the U.S. economic recovery.
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Also underestimated was the anger brewing on the margins of the American economic recovery.
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Although the economic recovery is clearer, there are still some fragile areas, he added.
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"We're seeing stronger economic recovery, and we're seeing it across all localities," Rosenberg said.
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That result 66 years ago came against a backdrop of post-war economic recovery.
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"We are undoubtedly experiencing a solid, broad-based and resilient economic recovery," Praet said.
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The economic recovery remained sluggish and President Obama's job approval was in the 40s.
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An economic recovery plan that seeks to attenuate the economic crisis would be implemented.
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And they claimed that these socialistic policies were destroying incentives and blocking economic recovery.
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A recent rise in oil prices has helped to spur the country's economic recovery.
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The federal government could put another obstacle in Puerto Rico's road to economic recovery.
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Rising inequality in the current economic recovery also has roots in politics and policy.
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Since then, Republican resistance to fiscal stimulus has only made economic recovery more difficult.
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Nevertheless, tax and fees collection remains challenging, exacerbated by a still slow economic recovery.
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Improperly calibrated regulation is a key reason our economic recovery has been so tepid.
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Yet despite the country's recent economic recovery, private investment is in a prolonged funk.
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That has some asking if the nine-year-old economic recovery is at risk.
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The most optimistic estimate is that Puerto Rico faces a two-year economic recovery.
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The festival was devised to promote economic recovery; out of hard times came theater.
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We're sort of eight to nine years into a bull market and economic recovery.
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George H. W. Bush famously dubbed Ronald Reagan's economic recovery program as "voodoo economics".
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The main story here is the long economic recovery, now entering its 11th year.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, first of all, the economic recovery, we're really driving blind now.
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Puerto Rico needs debt relief and a real chance for economic recovery and growth.
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The rest of the country has seen barely seen an economic recovery at all.
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If external risks materialized, that could cause Japan's economic recovery to falter, it said.
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Which means that when disaster strikes, their means of promoting economic recovery are limited.
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The government is now formulating an "Economic Recovery and Growth Plan" for 20153 to 2020.
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Ongoing economic recovery has meant higher fares and more crowded planes, leading to fat margins.
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It is worth noting that the economic recovery in 2016 took place amid political uncertainty.
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The ECB will continue to work toward a faster economic recovery in the euro area.
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The president has indicated the tighter policy poses the biggest threat to the economic recovery.
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I lived through the great famine that hit China, and the economic recovery that followed.
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The implication is that Mr Obama somehow engineered the economic recovery towards people of colour.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The economic recovery in 2017 is feeding complacency among Chinese officials.
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For the opposition, they will kill off an economic recovery now in its fifth year.
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However, this economic recovery has been broad-based and been led by non-mining industries.
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Even the most optimistic forecasts don't see a true economic recovery starting until mid-2017.
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Lower interest rates have helped stimulate a gradual economic recovery following a two-year recession.
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The ratings also consider pressure on the bank's core profitability amid a slow economic recovery.
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The prospects for a quick economic recovery depend partly on the banks Ms Gandhi nationalised.
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"The (economic) recovery has not filtered over into black and working poor communities," he said.
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However, the rating is underpinned by the region's strong economic fundamentals and accelerated economic recovery.
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A report by Eurostat, the European statistics agency, confirmed economic recovery of the euro zone.
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The prices data underscores the fragile nature of Japan's economic recovery, as escalating Sino-U.
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The price data underscores the fragile nature of Japan's economic recovery, as escalating Sino-U.
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"Globally, the economic recovery is very slow and downside pressure continues to increase," Zhu said.
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In particular, the underlying anxiety amid economic recovery will be on the minds of voters.
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But Assad is turning his attention toward a gradual economic recovery in areas he controls.
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If they raise them too quickly, they may throw cold water on the economic recovery.
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A post-war economic recovery has made Ivory Coast the darling of investors in Africa.
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Since the nation's financial meltdown, Iceland's economic recovery has been bolstered by a tourism boom.
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As the economic recovery took hold, it is hardly surprising that hours rose a little.
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The number of disability recipients has been on the rise even during the economic recovery.
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Still, economists point to signs that the outlook for a gradual economic recovery remains intact.
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"This is money in economic recovery and job creation we cannot afford to waste," Rep.
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I recently heard an off-base claim that statehood would hamper Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
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Behind the slowdown is the widespread economic recovery, with more job opportunities closer to home.
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In October, Zimbabwe's cabinet approved an economic recovery program taking aim at the wage bill.
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"The ongoing economic recovery now raises the prospect of a monetary policy normalisation," Weidmann said.
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Bad debt has hampered banks' ability to lend, threatening to throttle a nascent economic recovery.
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The country must settle the court case in order to launch Macri's economic recovery program.
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He also ticked off the economic recovery and homeownership rates as places Obama has failed.
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The first came in the economic recovery package to combat the financial crisis in 2009.
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Republicans have not given up their focus on the tax cut and continued economic recovery.
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But a second wave will be about infrastructure and longer-term economic recovery, he noted.
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The Venezuelan government faces many challenges, but none so important or urgent as economic recovery.
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We need to enact policy that ensures that everyone can benefit from the economic recovery.
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Promises of economic recovery have not been fulfilled, and both unemployment and inflation remain high.
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"This is a major constraint on economic recovery, which requires continuous policy support," Zhong added.
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But we will need to see additional factors that point to a U.S. economic recovery.
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Most traders believe the fundamentals are still intact: higher earnings and a global economic recovery.
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He made it clear that he plans to smash a pillar of the economic recovery.
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The Independence Party has promised to lower taxes and keep the economic recovery on track.
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Because the nation's economic recovery is almost complete, but the budget is getting consistently worse.
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He has won praise abroad for presiding over a largely peaceful and rapid economic recovery.
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He might have survived popular frustration at the agonisingly slow pace of Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
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Lower interest rates boost lending, which can help Russia to prop-up its stalling economic recovery.
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DM: To move onto the first thing you were proudest of working on, the economic recovery.
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The affirmation further takes into account Sardinia's expected progressive economic recovery supporting the regional tax base.
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Fitch assumes Romania's main economic partners in the EU will benefit from a gradual economic recovery.
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The governor's line is that the farrago is an intentional distraction from the state's economic recovery.
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It also set the table for the very weak economic recovery of the last five years.
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Worries about banks and a stalling economic recovery have been compounded by uncertainty around a Dec.
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All this takes place against the backdrop of a shaky economic recovery and jittery financial markets.
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Early elections would provide a source of uncertainty that would likely undermine the recent economic recovery.
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It's also been a the center of the accompanying economic recovery, lukewarm as it has been.
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Opposition parties have called for freezing the hike, arguing it would harm Japan's fragile economic recovery.
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Many remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions, have hindered the foreign investment that could fuel an economic recovery.
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Mr Rajoy has been wrong to assume that time and economic recovery would cure Catalans' discontent.
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The U.S. economic recovery was so fragile that many refused to acknowledge that it was one.
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HE LED his country from near-bankruptcy to economic recovery, and faced down the Catalan separatists.
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Any rise in interest rates would also signal that the U.S. economic recovery is gaining momentum.
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While bringing about a still-modest economic recovery, he has had to fight off corruption allegations.
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A halting economic recovery this year has yet to spur any great increase in investment plans.
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The Obama administration -- this is the continuation of economic recovery that began in 211 and 22004.
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Germans, in fact, want to dismantle the ECB's strategy to manage the euro area economic recovery.
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Its iconic architecture and tax incentives attracted foreign investment, in turn helping the country's economic recovery.
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In 1981, the Economic Recovery Tax Act (ERTA), reduced personal tax rates by about 19303 percent.
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Throughout the economic recovery, there has been one overriding justification for high stock valuations – interest rates.
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BRITAIN'S economic recovery is now so far advanced that economists are worrying about the next recession.
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Its industrialised economy with a focus on the steel sector will gain from Russia's economic recovery.
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If there's a problem with the economic recovery, it's that its gains have been felt unequally.
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These powerful measures of economic recovery could fuel a revival for the state in national politics.
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He'll have plenty of material to work with — an economic recovery, Obamacare, rescuing the auto industry.
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The steady economic recovery in Austria was confirmed in 1H16, with real GDP growing by 0.7%.
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These loans are blamed for holding back fresh credit that could help a fragile economic recovery.
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But the economic recovery and improvements in budget positions were "uneven," Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said.
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Hillary Clinton based her campaign on continuing the economic recovery that had begun under President Obama.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Political uncertainty will not derail the economic recovery, and Catalonia remains part of Spain.
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To be sure, this isn't unusual given how far along we are in the economic recovery.
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Economists are watching for clues as to the depth and breadth of economic recovery in Russia.
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In a sign the economic recovery was broadening, domestic demand was the main driver of growth.
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Fitch expects profitability to be flat in 14 in the absence of economic recovery in Tunisia.
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It would most likely take a more enduring rise in uncertainty to undermine the economic recovery.
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Vestager added that the matter was urgent and any delay would slow down Italy's economic recovery.
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The latest snapshot suggested that the economic recovery might have stalled this spring, at least temporarily.
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Rubens said those assets jumped by 27 percent in 2018 as an economic recovery increased demand.
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But, it's not now," said Wren, who believes the economic recovery is "long in the tooth.
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The good news is that the world is now at last experiencing a synchronized economic recovery.
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The Fed's desire to normalize monetary policy, however, has often run ahead of the economic recovery.
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Or did the momentum of the economic recovery since 2010 push manufacturers to add those positions?
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BRIPCA=ECI Widespread unemployment amid an underwhelming economic recovery has kept a lid on price hikes.
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All of that has investors and policymakers putting off hopes for a more robust economic recovery.
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Earlier gains in the week were capped by signs that the recent economic recovery is shaky.
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A new series of internal divisions around economic recovery and financial regulation came to the forefront.
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But disinflation was widespread, thanks to a slower-than-expected economic recovery and double-digit unemployment.
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That has been the case especially during the tepid economic recovery from the global financial crisis.
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It said the economic recovery is seen being sustained by the help of the disinflation process.
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The market has rebounded more than 6 percent since mid-January on signs of economic recovery.
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Still, the games come at a time of economic recovery rather than robust growth for Russia.
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Nine years into a sustained, if less feverish, economic recovery, that milestone has been achieved again.
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Now, foreign investors have flooded the city and its transformation has helped lead Portugal's economic recovery.
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Now foreign investors have flooded the city, and its transformation has helped lead Portugal's economic recovery.
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Markets had bottomed in 2002, and 2003 saw an economic recovery bringing about massive new growth.
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That's a lot of excess capacity for further economic recovery and further highs in this market.
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The economic recovery was slower than it might have been, had more serious action been taken.
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Wage growth has been a missing element in the economic recovery and had paralleled sluggish inflation.
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So to the extent that the population is declining, you have a problem with economic recovery.
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Longer term, the group's focus is on water, sanitation and health, as well as economic recovery.
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Britain's performance has more in common with the economic recovery in the US than the eurozone.
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It's less emotionally satisfying to acknowledge that Obama's economic recovery policies were only so-so in their efficacy when Democrats and the country both needed amazing economic recovery policies than to fume about the perfidy of the GOP and vow to be more ruthless next time.
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"Late cycle" refers to a stage in an economic recovery when activity stagnates and growth slows down.
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Economic recovery remains strong and relatively broad-based, with some further progress made in reducing macroeconomic imbalances.
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The enduring reports of lower sex rates despite the overall economic recovery have led to diverging explanations.
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Koike's Party of Hope, by contrast, says it would freeze the tax hike to ensure economic recovery.
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Yet the storm of scandal has yet to capsize reforms or sink hopes of an economic recovery.
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The global economic recovery is weak and faces uncertainties, but the Chinese economy remains resilient, Zhang said.
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The fallout from this latest attack will deal a serious blow to euro area's fragile economic recovery.
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Pence claims "We are in the slowest economic recovery since the Great Depression" VERDICT: TRUE, BUT MISLEADING.
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Mark Gallogly, a member of both Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board and Jobs Council, agreed with Altman.
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But Mr Rajoy's bet that time and economic recovery would calm Catalonia has proven to be mistaken.
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In a statement, the bank pointed to growing risks that an underwhelming economic recovery may curb inflation.
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You say it is a sign of economic recovery, however where we are, we are still struggling.
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Well, they&aposll try to reverse all of Trump&aposs progress, and destroy one incredible economic recovery.
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RBR made a return of almost 220 percent in 21 after betting on a Spanish economic recovery.
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So globally, we thought that the economic recovery is very slow and downside pressure continues to increase.
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The economic recovery that created millions of new jobs has largely bypassed small towns and rural America.
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But we were also in the midst of a slow, grinding economic recovery from a catastrophic recession.
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The data on Sunday showed how the kingdom's economic recovery is still heavily reliant on oil output.
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Commercial real estate prices have doubled since 2010, thanks to economic recovery and consistently low interest rates.
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To date the bank has dismissed the idea that Britain's economic recovery is disproportionately reliant on debt.
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Voters are not giving them credit for economic recovery and are angry about the costs of austerity.
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Italy did not, partly in the misplaced hope that economic recovery would lighten its bad-debt load.
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EDT: The Joint Economic Committee is holding a hearing to assess the nation's economic recovery. http://bit.
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SARA EISEN: But broadly, what we're seeing globally is strength, synchronized economic recovery— HARUHIKO KURODA: Oh, yeah.
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Analysts say wage growth will be key for Japan to see the economic recovery generate sustainable inflation.
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This dovish stance shows the central bank is doubtful about economic recovery in the 19-member region.
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Grassroots conservatives endured this social and cultural dislocation while waiting for an economic recovery that never came.
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The hike was small but significant after years of keeping rates low to bolster an economic recovery.
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But he criticized both Clinton and Sanders, saying they have downplayed the economic recovery under President Obama.
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The economic recovery has been unusually long—the second-longest expansion in U.S. history, after 1991-2001.
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Rates were lower under the Obama administration, which sought to lead an economic recovery from a recession.
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Yet Mr. Trump was correct to take note of the continued strength of the American economic recovery.
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It featured a suburban woman who frets about the possibility that the economic recovery could be fleeting.
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Friday's figures might serve as a reminder that the economic recovery remains uneven and lacking sustained momentum.
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Abe has placed greater importance on growth to preserve a fragile economic recovery than on fiscal reform.
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It has to be remembered that the current economic recovery cannot be credited to the Republican Party.
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Kapyrin also said there is optimism about the global synchronous economic recovery and the upcoming earnings season.
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It is unsurprising that politicians would want to take credit for a roaring first-half economic recovery.
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They're relying on the discovery of ruins to bring tourism, and economic recovery, back to the area.
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To juice a sluggish global economic recovery, they've pushed interest rates to their lowest points in history.
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In the aftermath of the Great Recession, he led Obama's economic recovery board from 2009 to 2011.
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The soured loans are blamed for holding back new credit that could feed Italy's fledgling economic recovery.
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"China disapproves a 'currency war' in the world, which could only harm global economic recovery," Li said.
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WHAT SORT OF -- HOW DO YOU CHARACTERIZE WHERE WE ARE IN THIS ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND BULL MARKET?
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The Union Budget which is scheduled for February 27 may focus on speeding up the economic recovery.
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Even during the economic recovery, amid proclamations of a renaissance in American manufacturing, production jobs barely grew.
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And would we have Trump if years of wrongheaded austerity hadn't delayed economic recovery under Barack Obama?
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That hasn't killed the economic recovery — unemployment continued to fall — but it's certainly slowed down the recovery.
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However Mr Rajoy's pitch to his country is that his unpopular reforms have engendered a strong economic recovery.
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The economic recovery is, at best, lame; prices of staples are rising; alcohol problems (and deaths) remain rife.
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Kuoppamaki added that the nascent economic recovery in Russia was among the factors helping Finnish exports this year.
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Denmark's economic recovery is gathering pace, but companies face labour shortages, prompting the government to focus on jobs.
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But there are also palpable signs of economic recovery, which make some analysts more optimistic about company earnings.
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"These patterns are expected to continue, offsetting (labor force participation) improvements due to economic recovery," the authors concluded.
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But the bigger story may be wage growth, which has been the missing piece of the economic recovery.
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China stocks also rose, after strong January inflation data issued on Tuesday gave fresh signs of economic recovery.
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In either case, another hike should follow in December, as long as the economic recovery remains on track.
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However, for those who are skeptical about a worldwide economic recovery, it is time to ring the register.
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As a result, Italy's economic recovery was "likely to be prolonged and subject to risks" the fund said.
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With no sign of an economic recovery, many more girls could be forced onto the streets, she says.
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What's happening: For almost a decade, weak wage growth has defied the economic recovery and has bedeviled workers.
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The expected improvements are based on projected operating revenue growth of 3%-4% driven by national economic recovery.
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SCAN the Latin American newspapers and it is hard to find much sign of a convincing economic recovery.
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Some people have described it as coming like a tsunami...the economic recovery will take a long time.
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It will also greatly hinder international trade and the global economic recovery, and ultimately will suffer from it.
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Its strong economic recovery from the euro crisis continues, albeit at a slower pace than in the past.
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Some people have described it as coming like a tsunami...the economic recovery will take a long time.
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Higher tax revenues due to the economic recovery could offset part of the 2018 revenue shortfall, Oliveira said.
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Meanwhile, stocks are rebounding, and are trading above their historical averages, which tends to anticipate an economic recovery.
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The idea is that nuclear weapons will provide security that allows the country to focus on economic recovery.
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Despite signs of economic recovery, many in markets worry that a precipitate withdrawal of stimulus could cause turbulence.
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We welcome the contribution of technological change and global integration to global economic recovery and increased job creation.
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In response, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt proposed the most ambitious economic recovery plan the country has ever seen.
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"Japan's economic recovery has taken hold more firmly," reflecting improvement in the global economy, Kuroda told a seminar.
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Weakness in those kinds of business investments is one reason the current economic recovery has been so sluggish.
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Of course, Trump won partly by appealing to people who had been left behind by the economic recovery.
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We've endured the worst economic recovery since World War II and the weakest labor participation in 40 years.
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But the account also cautioned that the decision would depend on the continued progress of the economic recovery.
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He repeated that Iran's road to economic recovery, growth and modernization lay in deeper engagement with other countries.
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Since 2000, however, this favorable trend sharply reversed, and the post-2009 economic recovery has not improved matters.
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In the past, new orders almost always peaked in the first couple of years of the economic recovery.
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EDT Wednesday: The Joint Economic Committee will hold a hearing to assess the nation's economic recovery. http://bit.
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He says the tax measure could harm efforts to spur job creation and economic recovery in Puerto Rico.
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CR: Assuming of course that the economic recovery continues because that is really providing the tailwind isn't it?
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Its exports grew at a healthy pace as a global economic recovery improved demand for Chinese-made goods.
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Then came the surprising part — the mid-aughts economic recovery did not feature a return of manufacturing jobs.
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In Europe and Japan, the economic recovery started later and, the thinking goes, still has years to run.
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Inventur situates itself between the utter depravity of the war and the beginning of moral and economic recovery.
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Greece's economic recovery relies heavily on tourism, which has been hit hard by the spread of COVID-19.
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Greece returned to growth last year and aims at making a full economic recovery in the coming years.
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Banking analyst Dick Bove of the Vertical Group also said Mnuchin's comments threaten to unravel the economic recovery.
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The EBRD started investing in Greece on a temporary basis in 2015 to support the country's economic recovery.
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Tourism is one of Greece's main sources of revenue, driving a tentative economic recovery after a long crisis.
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On the flip side, the economic recovery has been unusually weak, with annual growth never exceeding 3 percent.
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Some policymakers predicted a gradual economic recovery, but most said the growth outlook was unchanged from the Feb.
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"I think this is undoubtedly the lowest quality economic recovery we have seen globally… full stop," he added.
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But success on Wall Street does not translate to economic recovery on Main Street in the industrial Midwest.
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Mr. Trump's provocative approach has fueled anxiety in Europe that the long-awaited economic recovery is losing momentum.
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Economists are questioning how long Portugal's economic recovery will last with a new political cycle about to begin.
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There has been some good news, like a gathering economic recovery and an ebbing of the populist challenge.
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Specifically, it would eliminate the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant program that supports innovative transportation projects.
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Technically, however, the monetary policy had a relatively simple task during the long process of ensuing economic recovery.
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The EBRD started investing in Greece in 2015 to support the country's economic recovery following its debt crisis.
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Investors have also cheered data confirming an economic recovery in Europe and a turn around in company earnings.
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But as the economic recovery progressed, Obama progressively loosened the screws on federal wage growth, despite Republican complaints.
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And these rate cuts eventually produced a huge housing boom, which in turn drove a rapid economic recovery.
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It worked fine, and many economists believe it helped speed the economic recovery over the last seven years.
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Throughout the economic recovery of the past decade, student loans had grown much faster than other sources of debt.
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With inflation still stagnant and economic recovery fragile, Kuroda has no plan to tighten monetary policy any time soon.
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Koike said her party would build on Abenomics to bring the benefits of the economic recovery to more households.
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He still thinks that at some point the Federal Reserve, in raising interest rates, will kill the economic recovery.
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ABUJA, May 23 (Reuters) - Nigeria sees "slow movement" towards economic recovery, a spokesman for the presidency said on Tuesday.
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"We expect the GDP data to underline steady economic recovery," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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Why it matters: For almost a decade, weak wage growth has defied the economic recovery and has bedeviled workers.
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But in Spain, despite an impressive economic recovery, 1m more people are still out of work than in 2008.
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Mr Draghi credits QE with driving economic recovery at a time when fiscal policy and export demand were unsupportive.
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Credit Suisse equity strategist Andrew Garthwaite backed Spanish equities, pointing to signs of an economic recovery in the country.
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Prospects for economic recovery, reducing the high level of unemployment, and immigration are themes likely to dominate Monday's debate.
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Economists expect business sentiment to remain at high levels on the back of economic recovery at home and overseas.
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In disaster zones, AI-assisted efforts can help builders get back to work faster, spurring economic recovery, she added.
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He also warned that the U.S. economic recovery could be derailed if the unemployment rate dropped below sustainable levels.
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"We need to see whether labour shortages could become a bottle-neck for the economic recovery," he told reporters.
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Cyclical stocks, which have rallied strongly this year on the back of China's economic recovery, were under selling pressure.
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What if you've been one of the beneficiaries of the economic recovery set in motion by the Obama administration?
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"The government has taken all the necessary measures for an economic recovery," the Finance Ministry said in a note.
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Fitch's report '2017 Outlook: Latin America Sovereigns - A Weak Economic Recovery Amid Subdued Commodity Prices' is available at 'www.fitchratings.
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The small, trade-dependent country is enjoying robust growth, helped by economic recovery among many of its trading partners.
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The economic recovery is in its 7th year, and unemployment has sunk to levels rarely seen in a generation.
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Six years into an economic recovery, we're still bumping along at an unsatisfactory 20143 percent average annual growth rate.
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Now, Ireland is viewed by some as a model for post-crisis economic recovery, returning to growth in 2010.
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"This election could determine if the housing and economic recovery stays on track or veers off course," he said.
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As such, it has the potential to both roil global financial markets and to derail the global economic recovery.
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For this point in an economic recovery, earnings should be rising at a rate of 3 to 4 percent.
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A Monmouth poll released on Monday provides more evidence that this economic recovery is not lifting everyone up equally.
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Some analysts said tentative signs of economic recovery had prompted the central bank to offer stronger guidance on rates.
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He fully understands all the components of Reagan's economic recovery program to restore booming economic growth, which Trump supports.
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If Brazil elects a candidate who opposes reforming the country's pension plan, its economic recovery could be at risk.
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"The region is recognizing the importance of the new cycle," Azour said, referring to a broader global economic recovery.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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But premature withdrawal will undermine the new CAR government, limit economic recovery, and provide spoilers an opportunity to reemerge.
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Combining this with a broad-based economic recovery, earnings should bottom out in the second half of this year.
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Analysts will examine the central bank's outlook regarding the impact of changes in trade policy on the economic recovery.
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The U.S. economy created 231,2000 jobs in November, topping Wall Street expectations and pointing to a continued economic recovery.
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The economic recovery is incomplete: • The median household income is still lower than in 2007 when adjusted for inflation.
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One candidate thinks the economic recovery has been successful whereas the other thinks it left millions of Americans out.
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To them, the economic recovery was a fickle storm that brought rain to some parched farms while skipping theirs.
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Fiscal policies should support the economic recovery, while remaining in compliance with the fiscal rules of the European Union.
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"Assets were boosted by the continued global economic recovery, particularly across advanced economies," the authors of the study said.
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An upcoming decision by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar could prove crucial for Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
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Its leftist-led government argues that delays would keep badly-needed investment at bay, harming prospects of economic recovery.
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The voices of those left behind most egregiously in the economic recovery are simply not present in Fed deliberations.
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Itau's push to draw clients comes as loans to large companies have shrunk amid the country's sluggish economic recovery.
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"At the current pace of economic recovery, achieving 3 percent growth looks possible," a finance ministry official told Reuters.
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In other words, the Obama administration's economic recovery was only really salient for the richest fifth of the population.
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Bank equities have underperformed this year despite a strong economic recovery, the managing director at Joule Financial pointed out.
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You can buy stuff on momentum, on low Volatility, on Growth, or a bet on an economic recovery (Cyclicals).
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First, after years of a slow economic recovery, you are entering the strongest job market in nearly a decade.
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They say it could leave millions wrestling with debilitating psychological disorders while dashing hopes for a swift economic recovery.
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For now, Trump is successfully riding the wave of an economic recovery that began years before he took office.
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Rising interest rates could dampen an economic recovery in Europe that has already appeared to have lost some steam.
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That political uncertainty is expected to further delay the economic recovery here, needed after two years of severe recession.
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"Domestic banks have said that there are still concerns about the economic recovery," said one market strategist in Tokyo.
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Under PROMESA, Congress imposed an oversight board charged with fixing Puerto Rico's finances and devising an economic recovery plan.
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The bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.5 percent last week, citing expectations of an economic recovery.
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Hong also said that November industrial activity data released earlier on Monday provided positive aspects for an economic recovery.
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The United States market, where the economic recovery promised several years of rising auto sales, had a special role.
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We're in the tenth year of an economic recovery, and the record for -- since the war is ten years.
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The U.S. economy created 2000,212 jobs in February, smashing Wall Street expectations and pointing to a continued economic recovery.
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But around the bloc economic recovery and budget improvements were "uneven," Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said in a statement.
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This would be a reasonable strategy to pursue in a moderate economic recovery when the pie is getting larger.
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That has placed the large banks in a better position to benefit from both global and domestic economic recovery.
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At the end of the day, slow and steady economic recovery wins the race, according to two financial advisors.
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He also said that despite the economic recovery under Obama, many Americans were still reeling when Trump came along.
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He also said that despite the economic recovery under Obama, many Americans were still reeling when Trump came along.
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Infrastructure investment, which the government is relying on heavily to drive an economic recovery, rose 4.3 percent on-year.
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But analysts say even an attempt to change the central bank's role could torpedo hopes of an economic recovery.
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The current economic recovery and low consumer prices have uplifted millions of middle-class Americans who appreciate the upswing. 2.
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"Some people have described it as coming like a tsunami ... the economic recovery will take a long time," Lam said.
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It expects a timid economic recovery this year and next and consumer prices to return to positive territory in 2017.
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And it suggests that if the economic recovery is improving the situation, it's doing so at a glacially slow pace.
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Instead, we did it as a last gasp of keeping this economic recovery going by making it completely deficit based.
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The economic recovery since the 2007-21.73 recession is now in its eighth year and showing little signs of fatigue.
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Are you concerned at all about the consumer faltering 10 years into the economic recovery because of a trade war?
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The central bank cited signs of an export-led economic recovery and mild inflation for its decision to stand pat.
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He added that a so-called Brexit — the U.K. leaving the EU — was unlikely to endanger the region's economic recovery.
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Oppenheim economist Ulrike Kastens said, adding that the figures were pointing to an overall economic recovery in the euro zone.
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An underwhelming economic recovery means the jobless rate is unlikely to decline much from 12.4 percent in the short term.
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The underlying question is whether such a weak government can take the measures needed to sustain the country's economic recovery.
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Along with President Obama, he oversaw our nation's economic recovery and steered us from another depression after the 2008 collapse.
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If the Fed wants a more robust economic recovery, it needs to convince markets that it wants a faster recovery.
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The truth is the economy is most likely already in a recession and there never was a viable economic recovery.
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Despite being eight years into an economic recovery, new data from the Treasury Department show that deficits continue to increase.
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But some analysts said higher prices may also be skewing the data and exaggerating the strength of its economic recovery.
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In August, national wage growth posted its biggest increase of the economic recovery, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Then they lived through an uneven economic recovery engineered by near-zero interest rates that rewarded borrowing while punishing savers.
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He added that the economic recovery in Spain was thanks to "very important reforms" made by the previous PP administration.
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He has presided over an economic recovery, with growth of 6.7 percent in the first three quarters of last year.
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Brazil's primary budget deficit target for this year is 139 billion reais, but a weaker economic recovery has shrunk revenue.
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But there is a material basis for discontent nevertheless, because a sluggish economic recovery has bypassed large groups of people.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Six years after the Great Recession ended, jobless older workers are the forgotten story of the economic recovery.
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Greek bank shares have plunged as uncertainty over yet another stalled bailout review weighs on the country's economic recovery prospects.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index has risen to two-year highs as strong corporate earnings accompany the economic recovery.
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SK Energy said diesel demand was expected to improve, driven by demand from emerging countries and a global economic recovery.
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On the campaign trail Rajaonarimampianina has said he is the only candidate who can keep the nascent economic recovery going.
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Then, Sunday night, he went to a Baptist church in West Columbia and praised Obama's legacy -- particularly the economic recovery.
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The employment rate was 50.6% in 2015 (46.4% in Spain) and the province's ongoing economic recovery should support job creation.
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She also told the central bank's quarterly briefing that the country's gradual economic recovery does not create significant inflationary pressures.
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"I think the effect (of asset buys) has been there in keeping the economic recovery going," Knot told Dutch lawmakers.
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The Economic Recovery and Tax Act of 2023 was the successful scion of Senator Bill Roth and Representative Jack Kemp.
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Consumer spending accounts for 60 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and is seen as a catalyst for economic recovery.
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"Thailand's monetary policy still needs to be conducive to the economic recovery," Bank of Thailand Governor Veerathai Santiprabhob told reporters.
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He also said the best way to sustain the U.S. economic recovery would be to continue gradual interest rate increases.
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Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, who has staked his reputation on Japan's economic recovery, has tried to push up pay.
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Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard also believes the escalation of trade tensions could raise concerns about the global economic recovery.
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Further escalation of trade tensions could raise worries about the global economic recovery, a top Federal Reserve official said Friday.
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There are nevertheless important lessons about the foolishness of Trump's political strategy and the state of the economic recovery itself.
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The economic recovery since the 2007-2009 recession is now in its eighth year and showing little signs of fatigue.
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Since the economic recovery began in 2009, temporary employment has been responsible for nearly one in ten net new jobs.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, by cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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On the trail, she praised Obama for "saving the economy" and promised to complete the economic recovery he had started.
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Tourism has been the engine of Spain's economic recovery since the financial crisis, accounting for 11% of GDP last year.
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The economic recovery since the 23.3-23.7 recession is now in its eighth year and showing little signs of fatigue.
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Now in the ninth year of an economic recovery, Vanguard's chief economist said the position of the investor has flipped.
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Since 2150, fast-food jobs have grown nearly twice as fast as employment over all, contributing to the economic recovery.
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The real's strength had worried some investors who fretted it could smother the country's nascent economic recovery by curtailing exports.
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Without adequate investment, the next major storm in Puerto Rico will cost yet more lives and further delay economic recovery.
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While the country is seeing a modest economic recovery, the improvement has been highly dependent on a rebound in exports.
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An official in the Cabinet Office said the underlying economic recovery was not strong enough to be described as expansion.
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Hancock Lumber, he pointed out, has benefited from the economic recovery, and from initiatives that were years in the making.
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In early 2018, encouraging European data fostered a view of synchronised economic recovery that could lead to interest rate rises.
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America is on the right track to economic recovery, thanks to the innovativeness and resilience of our small business community.
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But the economic recovery probably won't be derailed even if it takes a while to form a government, he said.
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The stocks of impaired loans fell slightly, in a sign that Italy's economic recovery is starting to benefit its lenders.
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In one sense, the long lines are good news: They're a sign of economic recovery as more people are flying.
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Why it matters: This is part of an economic recovery strategy that Maduro says will ease hyperinflation in the country.
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Razia Khan, chief Africa economist at Standard Chartered Bank, said "the rhetoric around the economic recovery has changed very subtly".
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Former President Obama's speech before Congress in 2009, for instance, was billed as an address on the nation's economic recovery.
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Instead of going back to business-as-usual, governments can put climate at the center of their economic recovery plans.
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Over the past decade or so, deficit concerns have rightly taken a back seat to the task of economic recovery.
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And the economic recovery that began in mid-2009 has continued under Mr. Trump, with unemployment at half-century lows.
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The flip side is that it's hard to have an effective economic recovery unless you have a supportive Federal Reserve.
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The country's sluggish economic recovery has made it more difficult for the company to raise prices, CFO Cristina Betts said.
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That happened in 2009, when markets reached their nadir in early March, long before the global economic recovery was certain.
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Morrison also said big businesses in the country should step up and assist the government in its economic recovery efforts.
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But during the post-2010 economic recovery, the fortunes of the wealthiest grew rapidly while nearly everyone else's lagged behind.
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WASHINGTON — A mystery of the current economic recovery is why wages are stuck in neutral while economic growth revs faster.
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Since 2150, fast-food jobs have grown nearly twice as fast as employment over all, contributing to the economic recovery.
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And like the bull market, the economic recovery from the last recession has gone on for an extremely long time.
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This drag wasn't enough to prevent a sustained economic recovery, but the recovery could and should have been much faster.
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Below are the 15 stocks with the highest growth investment ratio, meaning that economic recovery could help them the most.
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For one thing, job creation from the economic recovery, however tepid or uneven, has expanded the ranks of creditworthy borrowers.
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And the fledgling economic recovery that started in 2014 — the last time Greece went to the bond markets — was stifled.
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Sales for Nissan's two brands in the United States rose with the economic recovery, but failed to sustain their gains.
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At long last, the European and Japanese economies appear to be catching up with the long-standing U.S. economic recovery.
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San Marino's public finances continue to benefit from the gradual economic recovery and earlier efforts to increase the revenue base.
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The living wills are particularly timely given recent concerns about the sustainability of the economic recovery from the Great Recession.
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The conservative government, which came to power in July, hopes to attract foreign investment to cement the country's economic recovery.
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Last week, on March 85033, Puerto Rico's Fiscal Oversight and Management Board approved the economic recovery plan submitted by Gov.
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A wrong move by the European Central Bank could upset a fragile economic recovery and provide fodder for the populists.
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The best pathway toward a real economic recovery will only develop with the participation of working people, politically and economically.
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In short, American families have suffered roughly two decades of wealth stagnation, despite years of job growth and economic recovery.
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And he wanted this office, which was supposed to be focused on using innovation to accelerate economic recovery, boost job creation.
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However, in the short term, it would limit the room for interest rate cuts and potentially hurt a tentative economic recovery.
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"We're talking about an extraordinary recovery of the driest region in Brazil," he said, without giving details on the economic recovery.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to delay a scheduled sales tax hike next year to avoid derailing Japan's economic recovery.
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But household spending slumped in January even as the job market tightened further, underscoring the fragile nature of Japan's economic recovery.
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Modest credit growth continued in DMs at just above 2% for the third consecutive year, in line with the economic recovery.
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But amid a lengthy economic recovery, the Fed has raised borrowing costs and winnowed bond holdings, measures that Trump has criticized.
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Despite the copper price slump, surging production from new mines is driving an economic recovery from a sharp slowdown last year.
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His fiscal curbs and a raft of financial and labour-market reforms speeded up a vigorous economic recovery, but were unpopular.
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The country responded to the financial crisis with structural reforms that were painful but paid off with the vigorous economic recovery.
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Right now, Weiss is overweight consumer staples and utilities, sectors that typically outperform in the latter stages of an economic recovery.
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But Cuba called Peru's economic recovery a "mirage," saying it was being driven mainly by just a couple big mining projects.
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That would undermine the wider euro zone's economic recovery just as the European Central Bank starts gradually ending crisis stimulus measures.
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As long as its mandate lasts, the ECB will hold the fort and continue to nurse along the unfolding economic recovery.
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The best time to buy corporate bonds is early in an economic recovery, when downgrades and defaults are still under way.
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As part of the economic recovery package, Congress enacted the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 23.
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Portugal exited a bailout in 123 after austerity and reform measures and the economic recovery that started then accelerated in 212.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the July 30 vote would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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It could also tip the balance between economic recovery and recession, as several markets, from shipping to copper, sound alarm bells.
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TIGER grants: Unfortunately unrelated to flying tigers, the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants were part of the 2668 stimulus package.
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The Fed sees interest rate hikes as necessary to ward off inflation, but the policy could also slow the economic recovery.
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And with all this, strong economic recovery from a deep recession -- which has been an American tradition -- never came to pass.
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Investors say an economic recovery supports demand but higher financing costs, following a rise in Italian bond yields, may affect prices.
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Despite all the hyperbole about the supposed economic recovery, this reticence speaks volumes as to the actual state of the economy.
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The company, which has an aggressive expansion plan in Brazil, said there were positive signs in the quarter regarding economic recovery.
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Aside from Indiana's economic recovery, Pence can also get some credit for balancing the state's budget discipline and keeping debt low.
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He has undoubtedly had a hand in Japan's tentative economic recovery, mainly through monetary loosening, although the comfortable global environment helped.
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Such economic recovery, said Yannis Stournaras, Greece's central bank chief, could be in danger without a swift agreement with international lenders.
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A truckers' strike in late May took the wind out of a gradual economic recovery in Brazil, weighing on domestic demand.
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The Bank Indonesia (BI) decision "is consistent with efforts to maintain stability... and pushes domestic economic recovery," spokesman Agusman told reporters.
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It was a greatest hits of the Obama era: economic recovery, the killing of Osama bin Laden, marriage equality, health care.
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Policymakers also expressed unanimous, increased confidence in the strength of the country's economic recovery, even accounting for trade and tax uncertainties.
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Unemployment has at least carried on falling, to 10.3% in January, reflecting the continuing economic recovery since the spring of 22014.
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These voters are cultural conservatives and believe that both parties and the government have left them behind in the economic recovery.
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Without an early economic recovery, it is difficult to see how Brazil's corporate sector will avoid defaulting on its debt mountain.
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Positive Outlooks are concentrated in Europe, particularly in Spain where they reflect banks' improving asset quality supported by the economic recovery.
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"We need to see whether labor shortages could become a bottle-neck for the economic recovery," Matsumoto told a news conference.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve, like the BoE, failed to see how slow the economic recovery would be after the financial crisis.
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"Abe's fiscal reform relies heavily on economic recovery and optimistic tax revenue estimates," said Masaki Kuwahara, senior economist at Nomura Securities.
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The European Central Bank is expected to have more room to tighten policy as the euro zone's economic recovery gathers pace.
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Nearly seven years after the Great Recession, the U.S. skills gap remains a dark cloud hanging over the nation's economic recovery.
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Sources told Reuters in September that an IPO would lure investors willing to double down bets on an Argentine economic recovery.
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Despite a strong week for U.S. stocks, some strategists suggest that the road to economic recovery could be longer than anticipated.
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Soured loans across Europe are threatening to undermine economic recovery by crimping banks' ability to lend, especially in slower-growing economies.
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But with an uneven economic recovery, more Americans are taking the plunge into entrepreneurship later in life, according to recent data.
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Many Japanese investors, unconvinced of the strength of the country's economic recovery, are eager to sell into rallies and book profits.
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Javier Ortiz is the executive director of the Puerto Rico Economic Recovery Initiative and is a partner at Falcon Cyber Investments.
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The previous government emphasised the country's economic recovery, with GDP per head almost doubling since joining the European Union in 2004.
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Fitch expects the quality of mortgage lending to remain resilient, supported by a gradual domestic economic recovery and conservative risk appetite.
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Since the country's economic recovery began in 2009, temporary employment has been responsible for nearly one in ten net new jobs.
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But economists say the inflation drop is the result of a strong base effect, and not necessarily a meaningful economic recovery.
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Even so, the economic recovery has progressed more slowly for young high school graduates than for those coming out of college.
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"The group's revenue is tied up with Brazil's GDP and economic recovery remains sluggish," Chief Financial Officer Sergio Malacrida told Reuters.
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Urjit Patel, RBI governor, this month said the economic recovery was at a nascent stage and called for a cautious approach.
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I recently attended a panel discussion at The Atlantic Council in Washington on Economic Recovery and Revitalization in the Middle East.
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Kennedy restored booming economic growth in the 1960s and Reagan's economic recovery continued for 25 years, from late 1982 to 2007.
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As part of the economic recovery package, Congress enacted the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009.
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HSBC's King said the main reason for the post-1992 economic recovery was the Treasury and BoE's deep interest rate cuts.
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The August jobs numbers released on Friday exceeded expectations and are, in one key area, the best of the economic recovery.
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Inflation was predicted to remain stable amid a gradual economic recovery in the world's top copper producer, according to the poll.
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The loss of Corresponding Banking Relations (CBRs) in USD is an additional challenge that has the potential to limit economic recovery.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi stressed on Friday the outlook for a gradual economic recovery in the euro zone had not changed.
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Economic recovery is under way, supported by improving household consumption in line with a fall in unemployment, and strong tourist inflows.
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"It might well be productivity that surprises markets, giving the economic recovery and the equity rally room to run," she said.
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The PD is seen on around 103 percent, paying the price for internal schisms and the slow pace of economic recovery.
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Investors across the globe are seeing a steady economic recovery in the United States and pouring their money into the country.
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Consumption is showing a moderate improvement, while exports continue their trend of robust increase supported by the ongoing global economic recovery.
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The "real cause of concern right now is the economic recovery and its slow pace", he argued, according to the minutes.
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In Fitch's view, a reduction in regulatory risk, a correction of macroeconomic imbalances and economic recovery, will take time to materialize.
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During an economic recovery, the slope is positive, with long-term interest rates a couple percentage points above short-term rates.
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Deflationary pressures are getting stronger in the United States and around the world, which isn't a good sign for economic recovery.
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Our recovery strategy is based on creating conditions for an investment-led economic recovery that puts a premium on job creation.
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The last two economic recovery cycles, in the 1990s and the 2000s, had three corrections apiece toward the end, he said.
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The ceremony represented the end of an industry that laid the foundations for Germany's industrial revolution and its postwar economic recovery.
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An early look at Chinese business conditions in March shows little indication of economic recovery, according to the China Beige Book.
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The belief among some that Abe has already set in motion an irreversible economic recovery is behind some of this optimism.
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The BOJ stood pat even as global headwinds, a strong yen and soft consumption threatened to derail a fragile economic recovery.
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In his role at the EPA, Pruitt is working to balance protecting the environment with fostering job growth and economic recovery.
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For all of these reasons and more, the United States government has a responsibility to contribute to Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
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The ensuing economic recovery has been the longest in American history, yet it has been one of the feeblest as well.
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We have sensed that the government is aware of the financial challenges and has made the economic recovery a top priority.
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The euro has strengthened significantly this year as Europe has posted an economic recovery, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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The company also said diesel demand is expected to improve, driven by demand from emerging countries amid a global economic recovery.
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Its market share in Spain has steadily fallen over the past five years as economic recovery reduced its low-cost appeal.
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The ECB is expected to say on Thursday that underlying price growth remains weak and the economic recovery is still fragile.
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The bout of volatility reflects mounting worries that the best days of the bull market and economic recovery may be over.
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Clinton lost the presidency because of her failure to maximize support from people who were left behind by the economic recovery.
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There are an increasing number of signs and signals that the economy is entering the very late stages of economic recovery.
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The claims of economic recovery from Clinton and President Obama rang hollow for these people, especially residents of the Rust Belt.
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Rather, it seems to be thinking that there is every reason to expect that the U.S. economic recovery will continue indefinitely.
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At $13 a pound, "copper shows economic recovery that we haven't seen," said George Gero , managing director at RBC Wealth Management.
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At that low point he was called in again, the ever-reliable disciplinarian, to chair Barack Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board.
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We are into the eighth year of economic recovery and recent quarters have taken the economy close to its practical limits.
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Since the recession, both investments and economic recovery have come more quickly to urban and non-rural geographies than rural communities.
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What happened: Mr. Sánchez was hoping to pass a national budget to address inequalities that have come with Spain's economic recovery.
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Lenders surprisingly moved borrowing costs slightly higher last month, on concerns that an unexpectedly slow economic recovery could spur new defaults.
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So the normalization of monetary policies could be further postponed as a result of this conflict and the world economic recovery undermined.
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Aside from the state's economic recovery, Pence can also get some credit for balancing the state's budget discipline and keeping debt low.
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Contributing to the decline of deficits were bipartisan spending caps, the economic recovery and the end of some Bush-era tax cuts.
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In a statement accompanying the Tuesday data, China's statistics bureau said manufacturers still faced difficulties due to the weak global economic recovery.
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Polish stocks surged almost 1 percent, taking their cue from Western European equities which are underpinned by data showing continued economic recovery.
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The worst economic recovery since World War II. And remember our President laughing, golfing and fist bumping after an American was beheaded?
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To consolidate Spain's slowly fading economic recovery, tackle the social scars of its previous slump and contain Catalan separatism will be hard.
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Regional Economic Recovery Valencia has a weaker-than-average economic profile, with a GDP per capita 84143% in 2015 below Spain's average.
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In that regard, at least, Milken attendees agree with the progressive left: Capitalism has left many people out of America's economic recovery.
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South Korea's economic recovery has stuttered over the past two years in the face of slack global demand and tepid private consumption.
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S. trade war, S&P Global Ratings said any retaliation by major U.S. trading partners will derail a synchronized global economic recovery.
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It also wants to protect overseas assets that it says will be crucial for a future economic recovery after Maduro leaves office.
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So far that hasn't happened, while as Draghi told Dutch lawmakers on Thursday the euro area economic recovery is becoming increasingly solid.
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But a pick-up in global demand has helped exports recover since late last year, heightening prospects of a stronger economic recovery.
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Beijing warned that move would "severely damage international financial order and cause chaos in financial markets," while preventing a global economic recovery.
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Production Minister Dante Sica said companies were also reluctant to fire workers because of forecasts showing an economic recovery around the corner.
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She helped steer the continued economic recovery and guided the return to pre-crisis policy — all items President Trump enjoys bragging about.
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South Africa's tentative economic recovery would stall, depressing growth from its forecast level of about 1% this year and 2% in 2018.
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The pace of reforms and economic recovery have lagged behind expectations, says Jorge Desormeaux, a former vice-president of the central bank.
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All this takes place against the backdrop of a fragile economic recovery that fueled much of the rage that defined Sunday's result.
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Today, more than eight years into this economic recovery and five years into the national real estate rebound, there are different concerns.
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The priest says the poor he helps in Pomigliano have seen nothing of Italy's modest economic recovery over the last four years.
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The numbers cast doubts over the strength of the economic recovery and a possible Federal Reserve rate hike in June or July.
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Optimism about an economic recovery in Europe gaining traction helped the regional benchmark equity index claw back some of its weekly losses.
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We forecast the GG deficit to narrow only to 4.6% of GDP in FY0003 due to economic recovery and lower current spending.
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But since the crash of 2008 to 2009, they've become a monthly public referendum on the quality of the country's economic recovery.
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Abe is seen maintaining his economic agenda, which focuses on using loose fiscal and monetary policies to maintain the country's economic recovery.
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In light of the slowness of the economic recovery, some have questioned the effectiveness of asset purchases and extended forward rate guidance.
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A pick-up in global demand has helped Japanese exports recover since late last year, heightening prospects of a stronger economic recovery.
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Crop science is even more vital in Brazil, where record harvests have been a rare bright spot in a sluggish economic recovery.
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Still, the MAS said it also was closely watching risks related to Brexit, the U.S. economic recovery and the slowdown in China.
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Japan's economic recovery has been very slow and data due out next Wednesday is expected to show marginal growth in January-March.
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In addition to the lack of reward, faith in the ability of central bankers to manufacture an economic recovery is being challenged.
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"Given its magnitude, the NPL problem will not solve itself, even in the context of economic recovery," the Maltese presidency paper said.
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That could put at risk the approval of the budget law and recent data has eroded confidence in the country's economic recovery.
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Of the 11.6 million jobs gained during the economic recovery, nearly three-quarters went to people with a bachelor's degree or higher.
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The economic recovery cut unemployment to 4.9 percent in November, the lowest level in the EU, supporting consumption and reducing welfare costs.
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Small businesses often operate on razor-thin margins and business earnings continue to be sub-par in this so-called economic recovery.
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"Things were on the path to economic recovery," said Marcelo Neri, professor at the Getulio Vargas Foundation, which focuses on Brazil's economy.
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Much work must still be done to secure Brazil's economic recovery, Campos Neto told the Senate's economic committee at his confirmation hearing.
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The fourth quarter of last year and first quarter of this year will probably be the peak of the synchronized economic recovery.
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The statistics agency said various consumer electronics saw a wave of shipped goods due to the global economic recovery and peak season.
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The refugee crisis, the moribund economic recovery, the rise of populism and anti-EU sentiment are only a few examples of that.
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But as there are geopolitical risks and other uncertainties; we will keep (monetary policy) accommodative to continue to support the economic recovery.
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Just months ago, Canada lagged the U.S. economic recovery and looked like it would never keep up with the Fed's tightening cycle.
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BRTBAL=ECI The results highlight how widespread protests against rising fuel prices that began on May 21 are affecting Brazil's economic recovery.
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The mass of bad loans has affected banks' ability to provide credit to firms and households, slowing down the bloc's economic recovery.
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A weaker rouble could increase inflation and thus delay an economic recovery by prompting the central bank to postpone interest rate cuts.
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The ECB chief stressed that while risks remained tilted toward the negative, the euro zone's economic recovery had improved the bloc's outlook.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said this week that Britain's economic recovery was not reliant on growing debt levels among households.
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All the while, Latino contributions to the U.S. economy have grown and have been instrumental in moving the nation toward economic recovery.
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And the price of riskier assets falls, touching off a cycle of fear in markets and threatening economic recovery around the world.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde signaled policymakers' heightened fears that a "Brexit" could derail Europe's shaky economic recovery and reverberate further afield.
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In economic news, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said further escalation of trade tensions could raise worries about the global economic recovery.
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As the economy nears full employment, wages are increasing, suggesting that the long, post-2008 economic recovery is reaching a new stage.
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Resilient consumption has been largely keeping the country's fragile economic recovery on track despite prolonged pressure on its exporters and manufacturing sector.
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"Any stimulus measure improves confidence, but what will truly boost the economic recovery is the continuity of key economic reforms," he said.
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But an economic recovery has brought default rates among Italian companies back down to pre-crisis levels, easing the pressure on banks.
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"We're nearing the longest economic recovery in modern history, and as Isaac Newton observed, what goes up must come down," Brown said.
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"The past capital infusion has not been sufficient and a delay in addressing banking issues could prolong India's economic recovery," he said.
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Under her careful leadership, the German economic recovery from the Great Recession of 2008-2009 has matched that of the United States.
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The transition to democracy generated a sense of purpose in Spain that has recently been missing, despite the country's vigorous economic recovery.
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And the Federal Reserve is in the middle of an effort to keep the economic recovery going, which would aid the stocks.
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The Greek government no longer believes that stimulus from the European Central Bank (ECB) is crucial for the economic recovery in Greece.
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While many of those districts have poor white populations as well, the bill could help black Americans struggling in the economic recovery.
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Most of the economic recovery that took place from 22019 to 2015 was in the stock market as portfolios regained lost ground.
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The economic recovery that began, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, in the summer of 2009 was weak and uneven.
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In the meantime, the odds are only growing that the economic recovery will sputter, feeding the growing backlash against Trump and Republicans.
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Economic Trends Seven years into the economic recovery and three months before a presidential election, how is the United States economy doing?
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The world's central banks have bought up 15 percent of global corporate and sovereign bonds in an effort to stimulate economic recovery.
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Pessimists in the BOJ warn that if market turbulence persists, the bank's baseline expectation of moderate economic recovery could come under threat.
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America's private employers added just 26,26 workers in May, a sign that the nation's economic recovery may have stalled, at least temporarily.
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But for most of this economic recovery, inflation hasn't really picked up, though it is now well within the Fed's target range.
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Farmers, manufacturing workers, and service industries from Alabama to Ohio to Wyoming would then be able to share in an economic recovery.
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"But with the continued economic recovery market stress should fade and conditions for unsecured lending might re-gain some attractiveness," he added.
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With inflation risks subsiding, the central bank has an opportunity to lower the cost of borrowing to help underpin an economic recovery.
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A decade after U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering a devastating financial crisis, the U.S. economic recovery has been unusually lengthy.
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Raising interest rates now would help rather than hurt the economic recovery, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said in a speech Wednesday.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the parliamentary and presidential elections would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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Center-right President Mauricio Macri's administration is hoping an economic recovery ahead of midterm elections in October can boost flagging approval ratings.
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In the meantime, the fragile economic recovery in the region will likely gather pace with recent economic data suggesting a strong 2018.
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And market gyrations could foreshadow deeper problems that signal the end of a nine-year boom and short-circuit the economic recovery.
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She explained that as public school budgets were cut during the Great Recession, they weren't reinstituted during the economic recovery that followed.
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But economists have noted that most of the projects and companies funded by the stimulus survived and contributed to the economic recovery.
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Keeping people safe and financially sound is the top priority, and economic recovery can arrive once the virus threat subsides, she added.
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President Donald Trump and members of his administration have predicted that the economic recovery will be swift once the outbreak is contained.
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Census Bureau figures show that the nation's economic recovery has largely skipped over the millions of Americans living below the poverty line.
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Significant wage gains have been a missing part of the economic recovery, with average hourly earnings increases barely keeping pace with inflation.
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Hedge fund kingpin Ray Dalio ripped Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's advocacy of a weak dollar, saying the position threatens the economic recovery.
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"We're already directing those 350,000 tonnes to the internal market due to the economic recovery (in Brazil)," he told analysts and journalists.
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A stronger economic recovery and greater confidence in medium-term growth prospects, especially if supported by structural reforms, would be credit positive.
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But as there is geopolitical risks and other uncertainties, we will keep (monetary policy) accommodative to continue to support the economic recovery.
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There is a strong case to be made for serious debt relief and a plan that will allow for an economic recovery.
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Funded by grants, the International Rescue Committee's Economic Recovery and Development program helps refugees and local residents improve their economic well-being.
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That has raised concerns about tit-for-tat measures that could spiral into a global trade dispute and hurt the economic recovery.
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Regional Economic Recovery Valencia has a weaker-than-average economic profile, with a GDP per capita in 2015 11.6% below Spain's average.
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"Weak exports and capital goods imports mean further policy boost to aid economic recovery is warranted," said Credit Suisse economist Santitarn Sathirathai.
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Hopefully, Washington is alert to the Italian political and economic situation, which could pose a real threat to the global economic recovery.
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India could show further signs of economic recovery when it reveals its growth figures for the October to December quarter on Wednesday.
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Wages have been the missing piece of America's economic recovery, with flat or very slow growth depending on which measure is used.
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The economy added more jobs than expected in August, and wage growth posted its biggest increase of the economic recovery in August.
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Argentina is the largest market for Brazilian manufactured goods, particularly automobiles, and its financial woes have weighed on Brazil's anemic economic recovery.
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Should we read the announced production cuts at GM as a chink in the armor of a steady, if unspectacular, economic recovery?
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But signs of an economic recovery in Brazil have helped its shares in 2017 and led it to a more positive outlook.
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After Republicans won control of the House in 2010, they managed to shift the debate from economic-recovery spending to deficit reduction.
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Yet despite the continued economic recovery, children living in African-American and Latino families have not experienced gains in wages or assets.
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In an interview, Mr. Cordray said the economic recovery had been uneven, elevating the importance of issues like jobs and health care.
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Raising rates too quickly could snuff out the economic recovery, which has finally begun to gain steam after years of sluggish growth.
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Trump is loudly taking credit for the Obama administration's aggressive economic recovery measures which, according to the experts, saved the American economy.
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I would say that, having worked on [the 2008 Housing and Economic Recovery Act], the conservatorship framework is modeled on the FDIC.
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Instead, the Fed has talked incessantly about raising interest rates, a signal that it's preparing to withdraw support from the economic recovery.
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One popular synthesis has been that the answer was both: The weak economic recovery catalyzed the racial resentment that drove Trump's voters.
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Its modest economic recovery has been driven largely by a resurgence in exports, which are helping to offset stubbornly sluggish demand at home.
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In addition, "import volumes probably continued to hold up well given signs that China's economic recovery remained largely intact last month," he added.
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Otherwise, it could be a compelling argument for the President, who rode the economic recovery overseen by his predecessor into the White House.
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That would be welcome news for the central bank, with a sluggish economic recovery keeping inflation below its target for over a year.
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It really goes back to an issue that almost no one has stopped to consider: is this truly a self-sustaining economic recovery?
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Italy, too, is ignoring Brussels opposition to tax cuts as the prime minister seems determined to support the economic recovery and job creation.
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Many BOJ officials say they are more confident about prospects of economic recovery as exports and factory output benefit from improving global demand.
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It upgraded its assessment of private consumption and overseas growth, signalling confidence that an export-driven economic recovery was broadening and gaining momentum.
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But his platform was no match for Reagan's, which was buoyed by a strong economic recovery and a new sense of national pride.
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"Fiscal policy should be the first line of defense" if overseas headwinds threaten to derail Japan's economic recovery, Brekk told Reuters on Thursday.
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Mr Macri had hoped for a vigorous economic recovery in 2019 to propel him to a second term in presidential elections next October.
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The result highlights the two-track economic recovery of corporate Brazil, which for years suffered from bloated debt loads, high costs weak demand.
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Another issue is the size of the U.S. economic recovery, and whether it will translate into real revenue growth, which has also stalled.
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Spain is still without a government following inconclusive national elections in December but a strong economic recovery similar to Ireland's remains on track.
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Although Spain's economic recovery has weathered the political impasse so far, there are signs that further uncertainty could slow growth and hamper investment.
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The IMF chief was speaking after attending the Boao Forum in China where she said that a global economic recovery was taking root.
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Buhari asked after progress of his proposed budget for 2017, which has not yet been approved by parliament, and plans for economic recovery.
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Japan, cowering under a mammoth public-debt pile, is weighing raising its consumption tax, though the last rise strangled a tenuous economic recovery.
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The downgrade also reflects a weaker-than-expected economic recovery and our view that medium-term growth has shifted to a lower gear.
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It expects the Russian market to be broadly flat this year, supported by economic recovery, a lack of new restrictions and stable duties.
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People who have worked closely with the Moon campaign say the presidential frontrunner will be careful not to hurt a fragile economic recovery.
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Worries that a renewed currency collapse could jeopardize the country's economic recovery have hampered efforts to finally remove the post-crisis capital controls.
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Sapin warned, however, that if the strikes went on for much longer and spread into more sectors, they could hurt France's economic recovery.
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"Economic recovery is expected to kick China's A shares into a bull market," Guosen analyst Yan Xiang said in its latest strategy report.
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"We are going to leverage on diamonds and other minerals, alongside agriculture, so that together they drive our economic recovery trajectory," Mugabe said.
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Pessimists in the BOJ warn that if market turbulence persists, the bank's baseline expectation of a moderate economic recovery could come under threat.
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Wage growth over the past year is tied for the fastest 12-month pace since the start of the economic recovery, Furman said.
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In December 85033, she raised the federal funds rate by a quarter of a percentage point — a sign of economic recovery and stability.
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"That, combined with the prospects of a more gradual economic recovery, suggests a faster inflation drop, including core and services inflation," they added.
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Analysts say banks appear well-capitalized to weather the crisis but could tighten credit to stay safe, which could delay an economic recovery.
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But the slow economic recovery has meant lower tax revenue while political uncertainty has delayed projects that the economic team had counted on.
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The IMF chief was speaking after attending the Boao Forum in China where she said that a global economic recovery is taking root.
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The revelations have badly eroded political support for Temer's measures to spur economic recovery, including overhauls to Brazil's labor and social security regulations.
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Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol stated firmly that economic recovery was still on track, although he noted inflation could head lower.
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Some analysts say that Most's current demands are not relevant to a key challenge awaiting the next cabinet - boosting Croatia's moderate economic recovery.
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Consumers have been the missing link in the U.S. economic recovery and are likely to remain so absent a major change in sentiment.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen reiterated on Thursday that the central bank should continue to raise rates slowly or risk harming the economic recovery.
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At this relatively late point in the economic recovery, customers should be more comfortable making capital spending decisions on projects, according to analysts.
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He later chaired an economic recovery advisory panel for Obama; Volcker said the president had asked him about serving as his Treasury secretary.
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The country needs change, if it is to consolidate economic recovery, deter Catalan separatism and shore up public confidence in the political system.
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Across much of the country, a decade-long economic recovery has created millions of new jobs and begun to nudge average wages higher.
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Swonk predicted a September hike is likely off the table, voicing concern that Washington politics could rattle policy and sidetrack the economic recovery.
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Professor Michael Porter, co-chair of the Competitiveness Project, said Thursday the weakness extends beyond the current economic recovery from the financial crisis.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish industry confidence rose in November while consumer confidence remained at exceptionally high levels, boosting hopes of a rapid economic recovery.
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President Donald Trump's pick for the next Federal Reserve chairman says he wants to support a "strong jobs market" and "full" economic recovery.
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"The smaller footprint will make it difficult to generate profitability at a much higher level, though an economic recovery could help," Goldman said.
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Earlier this month, Nigeria released an Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) for 2017 to 2020 calling for a market-determined exchange rate.
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Still, double-digit unemployment rates and idle capacity among companies have kept a lid on corporate investments, leading to a gradual economic recovery.
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The mistake made by the Bernanke and Yellen Feds was to rely excessively on aggressive quantitative easing to get an economic recovery going.
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Still, this is, for now, just an observation that the current environment looks like the final inning of a nine-year economic recovery.
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Goldman Sachs believes the U.S. economy is poised to snap back and certain stocks could have the most upside from the economic recovery.
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CNBC's sources agreed that South Africa could expect to see a mild economic recovery at the very least, and a boost to growth.
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Video broadcast live on Venezuelan state-run news channel, VTV, showed Maduro talking about an economic recovery, when the audio cuts mid sentence.
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For the first time since the 2008-2009 global economic recession, the world economy is now experiencing a synchronized, albeit gradual, economic recovery.
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Russia was an attractive proposition as it embarked on its economic recovery, said Valentijn Van Nieuwenhuijzen, chief investment officer at NN Investment Partners.
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We project budget surpluses of 23530% of GDP in 21103 and 1% for 2017, reflecting a neutral fiscal stance supported by economic recovery.
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Clinton's optimistic assessment of the economic recovery under President Obama stood in stark contrast to the perspectives of her opponents on both sides.
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Tourism, together with shipping, is Greece's main industry, driving a tentative economic recovery after years of depression that pushed unemployment to record highs.
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"What Trump has done — it may not show up for a while — he's probably begun the end of this economic recovery," Bell said.
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This raises the very real risk that Trump's economic policies could destabilize the global economy with untoward consequences for the U.S. economic recovery.
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The labour market, already close to capacity with unemployment below 5%, added new workers at the fastest pace since Ireland's economic recovery began.
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The market has jumped roughly 28 percent so far this year, buoyed by China's economic recovery and cross-border investment from Chinese investors.
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About those quarterly growth rates: By historical standards, the economic recovery since the end of the global financial crisis has been remarkably consistent.
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Op-Ed Contributors Even after eight years of economic recovery and steady private-sector job growth, wages for most Americans have hardly budged.
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Reagan provided substantial foreign aid to Jamaica, and the financier David Rockefeller led an investment effort that helped with the island's economic recovery.
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They also reflect the anemic growth environment that has characterized the weakest economic recovery in modern history — albeit also the longest continuous one.
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They had maintained that Mr. Costa was doing little more than taking the credit for an economic recovery that he did not engineer.
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He was first sworn into office on January 22003, 22020, and the rebuilding of lower Manhattan and economic recovery happened under his watch.
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ECB President Draghi said this week Frankfurt could make tweaks to its policy to accompany the recent economic recovery in the euro zone.
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Incomes rose more strongly between 2014 and 2016 as the economic recovery picked up, though it tilted towards the better off, Kochhar said.
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Bond guru Bill Gross also warned that the course of global central banks toward tightening policy could be detrimental for the economic recovery.
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The U.S. Congress can step up and implement a comprehensive short-term economic recovery program for Puerto Rico to remedy this absurd situation.
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So the loonie could benefit from recent signs of global economic recovery and easing of trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Another is that these central banks have had to resort to government bond buying on a massive scale to generate an economic recovery.
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But as the pattern has continued far into the economic recovery, they increasingly point to changes in the delivery of health care itself.
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"While it's true that the unemployment rate has fallen significantly since the economic recovery began, it is still very high," De Cos said.
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In its policy statement, the central bank predicted a "moderate" economic recovery this year, thanks to strengthening global growth and improving domestic conditions.
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"Part of the global synchronous economic recovery that we're seeing has translated into more demand than was previously thought could happen," Kilduff said.
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Future growth in Brazil was likely to be fueled by an economic recovery despite current uncertainties tied to the presidential elections, he said.
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Stubbs said that the economic recovery in Portugal has been mainly driven by the European Central Bank's policies rather than the Portuguese government.
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Volcker remained a voice advocating financial and monetary restraint, and he advised President Barack Obama on the economic recovery after the 2008 crisis.
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SHANGHAI, April 19 (Reuters) - China stocks closed marginally up on Tuesday, as investors weighed conflicting signals over the path of China's economic recovery.
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Japan's top currency diplomat signalled Tokyo's readiness to intervene if necessary as the surging yen threatened to snuff out its fragile economic recovery.
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But the Fund, while praising Ukraine's economic recovery and lower inflation, urged the authorities to implement structural reforms and tame high public debt.
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The dollar fell after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said steady rate hikes are the best way to protect the U.S. economic recovery.
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Obama reportedly allowed wage boosts to increase in response to arguments that feds had made enough sacrifices for economic recovery in recent years.
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McCormick said positive factors supporting Italy's rating were the implementation of reforms, the economic recovery, the primary surplus, low interest rates and political stability.
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Kagame has overseen a remarkable economic recovery from the 1994 genocide, in which 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus were butchered by Hutu extremists.
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Elsewhere, upbeat results from the likes of SKF , Nokia and Subsea 7 were cheered as more investors piled into the European economic recovery story.
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Rajiv Kumar, vice chairman of the government's policy panel NITI Aayog, said the borrowing was required to "nurture the green shoots of economic recovery".
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed frustration with the Fed's moves to raise rates, arguing the central bank could disrupt the U.S. economic recovery.
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Authorities tend to be sensitive about signs of the yen gaining strength as a strong currency would undermine the country's export-led economic recovery.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed frustration with the Fed's moves to raise rates this year, arguing the central bank could disrupt the U.S. economic recovery.
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JP Morgan's equity strategist Mislav Matejka said he would stay "overweight" on euro zone equities, given signs of an economic recovery in the region.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly express frustration with the central bank's move to raise rates, arguing the Fed could disrupt the U.S. economic recovery.
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The BOJ last week held off expanding stimulus but committed to doing so "without hesitation" if a global slowdown jeopardizes the country's economic recovery.
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The stark differences in economic recovery might be found in the employed versus the unemployed, savers versus consumers, and small business versus large corporations.
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As my colleague Ben Wallace-Wells points out, we voters under thirty have come of political age during the economic recovery under President Obama.
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The recent bull market isn't a "Trump rally," but a reaction to a global economic recovery, two experts told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Friday.
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Mnangagwa, 76, is also struggling to convince the growing ranks of the poor that austerity measures and other reforms can trigger an economic recovery.
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But the decline in the unemployment rate has remained remarkably steady since early 2010, when Obama's aggressive economic recovery measures saved the American economy.
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The leftover explosives will hamper economic recovery, slow the return of refugees and hobble efforts to rebuild the nation long after the shooting stops.
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But they are not a basis for long-run economic recovery, and have not been enough to stem the growth of populist political movements.
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But some investors remain bullish on Hong Kong equities in the long term, citing China's economic recovery that is being driven by improving fundamentals.
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A record grain crop and a gradual economic recovery should keep ports and terminals busy, potentially accelerating M&A activity before valuations climb further.
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This reform has helped to spur a rapid fall in unemployment during the past four years of strong economic recovery from the euro crisis.
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US companies added about 235,000 workers, higher than the 200,000 jobs the economy has gained in a typical month during the current economic recovery.
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The BOJ held off expanding stimulus on Tuesday but committed to doing so "without hesitation" if a global slowdown jeopardises the country's economic recovery.
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San Francisco Fed Bank President John Williams said in an interview the central bank can raise interest rates without threatening the U.S. economic recovery.
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Many of these experts are the same people who told us President Obama's broad promises for green energy jobs could fuel an economic recovery.
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So far that hasn't happened, while as Draghi said on Thursday in Tel Aviv the euro area economic recovery is becoming increasingly broad based.
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The right wants tax cuts, and worries that the Socialists will curtail a strong economic recovery which is starting to run out of steam.
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That caution is now constraining the economic recovery - industrial output growth INIP=ECI fell to a four-month low of 4.5 percent in September.
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ING Diba economist Carsten Brzeski said that an economic recovery in Germany largely depends on the outcome of Brexit and whether trade tensions dissipate.
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The backdrop for his momentum has been the absence of financial volatility, the decline in inflation, improving confidence and some signs of economic recovery.
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While stepping down was inevitable for Rosselló, the political chaos could threaten Puerto Rico's fragile economic recovery and put the statehood movement at risk.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank was ready to expand monetary stimulus if sharp yen rises hurt Japan's economic recovery.
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This is at a time when economic reform and the legislative agenda are critical for an economic recovery, following a deep two-year recession.
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This year&aposs pickup comes after a steady economic recovery that has entered its tenth year and is now the second-longest on record.
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He implied that Hillary Clinton's campaign hadn't made a vocal enough argument directed toward Americans who haven't felt the benefits of the economic recovery.
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The fact that paychecks have been slow to increase amid the robust economic recovery and record-high corporate profits has left some workers frustrated.
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The central bank last month said it would take a more thorough look at whether heightening overseas risks could derail the fragile economic recovery.
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Elsewhere, upbeat results from the likes of SKF, Nokia and Subsea 7 were cheered as more investors piled into the European economic recovery story.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has insisted that Japan's economic recovery remains intact, and blamed sharp declines in oil prices for keeping inflation roughly flat.
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Analysts say a weak minority government could potentially paralyze efforts to tackle bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure that threaten to choke the economic recovery.
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Renewed demand for emerging market assets, and a nascent economic recovery have fostered demand for Brazilian assets following the deepest recession in a century.
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A faster-than-expected economic recovery could limit rising loan defaults, helping reverse record loan-loss provisions for the nation's domestic lenders, Vieira wrote.
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Traditional Japanese employment practices, such as prioritising long-term continuous employment and seniority based wage systems, are seen as hindering the country's economic recovery.
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State budget analysts anticipate continued growth in coming years, though at a slower rate than in the best years of the current economic recovery.
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Europe is headed for its best year of earnings growth since 2010, Goldman Sachs strategists predict, as an economic recovery helps drive corporate profits.
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Before Tuesday's market open, the Nikkei business daily reported that the central bank was looking to downgrade its assessment of a moderate economic recovery.
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Last month, a LATAM executive had told investors the company remained "very cautious" on the outlook for Brazilian demand despite the incipient economic recovery.
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Mthuli Ncube told reporters that clearing $1.8 billion in arrears to the African Development Bank and World Bank was important to Zimbabwe' economic recovery.
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The ECB left its ultra-easy monetary policy stance unchanged on Thursday though Draghi surprised some investors by explicitly recognizing the bloc's economic recovery.
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In particular, some foreign policymakers argued that the Fed's aggressive monetary policies, undertaken to support the U.S. economic recovery, were damaging their own economies.
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As longtime Kudlow critic Jonathan Chait notes, Kudlow was predicting in 1993 that Bill Clinton's hikes to top rates would preclude an economic recovery.
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The pace of economic recovery has been a sore point since Buhari took power in 2015 on promises to rejuvenate Africa's largest oil producer.
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The bank expects the global economic recovery to strengthen further, but warned that geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty still pose risks to client sentiment.
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Overall, recent general government deficit reduction has been driven by economic recovery and low funding costs, with no improvement in the cyclically adjusted balance.
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But if the shale boom has taught us anything, it's that the presumptive economic recovery of oil and gas can be leapfrogged with technology.
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The core problem is that high bank profits have not translated into lending and growth the way they should in a normal economic recovery.
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In assessing China's potential to impact the U.S. economic recovery, it is well to recall how important China has become to the global economy.
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And strategists analyzing what increasingly looks like a global trend of economic recovery disagree on what role President Donald Trump's economic policies are playing.
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Demand for software is also rising as economic recovery leads Russian companies to once again invest in technology, Svetlana Balanova, IBS chief executive, said.
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Throughout this long but shallow economic recovery, wage growth had been weighed down by several factors, including cost-cutting efforts and lackluster productivity growth.
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Last year, Business Insider's Emmanuel Ocbazghi went to Detroit to get a sense of what the city has given up for its economic recovery.
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You should do so in the hope of stimulating an economic recovery without at the same time once again seriously distorting financial market prices.
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With economic recovery gathering momentum, the priority for the government would be maintaining the status quo, says Izuru Kato, chief economist at Totan Research.
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However, before allowing themselves to get carried away, the world's central bankers might want to consider the very flimsy basis of this economic recovery.
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The question was whether the trend would ease, as the economic recovery made it more feasible for people to strike out on their own.
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Ortiz is the executive director of the Puerto Rico Economic Recovery Initiative and is a partner at Falcon Cyber Investments View the discussion thread.
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But 30 of 43 respondents who answered an extra question said they did not think a rising euro will threaten the bloc's economic recovery.
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The current economic recovery has been under way since 2009, making it one of the longer periods of continuous economic growth in American history.
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The January jobs report pointed to a 21 percent year-over-year increase in wage growth, around the highest levels in the economic recovery.
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And, with the economic recovery now in its eighth year and unemployment at historic lows, it's unlikely a tax cut will have much impact.
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It said it expected the Danish economic recovery to remain on track, supported by a growing labour force and stronger global and domestic demand.
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It's a strategy that I think could harm the economic recovery and it certainly is not what we have set out to the public.
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Many economists have attributed the weakness in the yuan to dollar strengthening globally, but that hasn't tempered depreciation fears amid a tenuous economic recovery.
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The moves will come in an attempt to bolster what is being heralded as the start of an economic recovery in the euro zone.
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However, Deutsche Bank chief executive John Cryan said the future looked brighter, with economic recovery in Europe and higher interest rates on the horizon.
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Or he could use it as a bargaining card to win normalized ties and a peace treaty with the United States and economic recovery.
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"The real impact of these actions will not be felt until after the pandemic peaks, when we are in economic recovery mode," he added.
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That could set back economic recovery for the rest of the world, depress international prices of commodities and other goods, and escalate trade tensions.
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More important, Mr. Trump benefits from incumbency and continued economic recovery, and he's riding a wave of national populism that has yet to crest.
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Recent analysis shows that these gains in subsidized private insurance are primarily due to the ACA, and not to economic recovery, as Cass claims.
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Mr. Seaga would go on to oust his rival from power and dismantle his socialist programs, while helping the country with its economic recovery.
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An extremist government like his prefers economic devastation to economic recovery because misery destroys civil society, and with it the potential challenges to tyranny.
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When the pandemic subsides, Stiglitz expects the US to bounce back from the extremes of unemployment, but does not expect a robust economic recovery.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders have agreed that the bloc's coronavirus economic recovery plan should take heed of its aim to fight climate change.
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In a presentation to the Turkish Banks Association (TBB) published by the central bank, Uysal said the economic recovery continued in the second quarter.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders have agreed that the bloc's coronavirus economic recovery plan should take heed of its aim to fight climate change.
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That&aposs an obvious negative for markets, but Normand says it&aposs worth remembering that minor hiccups are common during periods of economic recovery.
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The coal industry is also automating heavily, which means that even an economic recovery for the industry would not result in many new jobs.
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Automatic help for people who need it most can both help families make ends meet and speed economic recovery, just as unemployment insurance does.
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At the December meeting, the BOJ kept monetary policy steady but its Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned that risks to Japan's economic recovery remained high.
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FRAGILE ECONOMY Economists said sanctions could set back Turkey's economic recovery, especially if a prolonged battle puts pressure on Turkey's trade ties with Europe.
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"NPLs are likely to rise further as the economic recovery is slow, putting pressure on banks," senior central bank director Don Nakornthab told Reuters.
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Absent a president educating the public about his plans, for voters, the economic recovery effort morphed into bailouts — bank bailouts, auto bailouts, insurance bailouts.
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No doubt, most Portuguese, led by those who own real estate, consider Lisbon's transformation to be an essential part of Portugal's recent economic recovery.
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The rate of pay raises has continued to edge up under Mr. Trump, a typical occurrence in the latter part of an economic recovery.
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So there are political risks that could undermine the economic recovery and that's the most worrying thing that I keep hearing people talking about.
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Given that many small-to-mid-sized businesses are still struggling with our slow economic recovery, a new tax burden could force painful tradeoffs.
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As the economic recovery continues, Price said that it is critically important to continue to look at growth and specifically how it is distributed.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said Thursday that the solid economic recovery in the region supported the decision to remove the so-called easing bias.
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Strength in farm income and improving private sector confidence will reinforce the economic recovery momentum, said Sarun Sunansathaporn, senior economist of Bank of Ayudhya.
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But flows into European equity funds exceeded $0.13 billion for the third week running as the region's economic recovery retained its momentum, EPFR added.
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Closer to the ground, though, many workers have been left out of the economic recovery as paychecks have been about flat compared with inflation.
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Also, an embargo will have a long-lasting impact on Venezuela's ability to export oil to the U.S., hurting the prospects of economic recovery.
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"Given robust exports, economic recovery, and the government's employment-oriented policy stance, wage growth is expected to accelerate in the second half," he added.
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The bridge had been installed earlier this month using modular construction and utilized some funding from the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) program.
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Volcker chaired former President Obama's economic recovery advisory board and advocated for stricter limits on risky investment practices that led to the 2007 panic.
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The rate of pay raises has continued to edge up under Mr. Trump, a typical occurrence in the latter part of an economic recovery.
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For the time being, markets were still pricing a rebound in earnings in 2020 and some economic recovery in the euro zone, he said.
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Brazil's consumer-led economic recovery and bets on industry consolidation have boosted interest in the company after three years of battles between shareholders and creditors.
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Some believe the Fed is taking out prudent insurance designed to prevent a deflationary spiral and extend the economic recovery long enough to normalize policy.
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The 13,5003 jobs announced to date in 2019 represented more than FDI firms added in the whole of 2013, when Ireland's economic recovery took off.
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A factor often overlooked in how hedge funds have managed during the market and economic recovery is that interest rates have been at historic lows.
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The BOJ held off from expanding monetary stimulus even as global headwinds, a strong yen and soft consumption threatened to derail Japan's fragile economic recovery.
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Faster economic recovery in the euro zone is giving the ECB room to pare its extraordinary stimulus measures, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Thursday.
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On Sunday, the regional Southern African Development Community (SADC) group, meeting in Tanzania, said the sanctions should be lifted immediately "to facilitate socio-economic recovery".
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It's not the full economic recovery he talked about when taking office in 2012," Ron Napier, head of Napier Investment Advisors, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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By contrast, gridlock in Madrid risks reinforcing the stand-off in Catalonia and wasting the chance to turn the economic recovery into a Spanish renaissance.
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Oxford Economics' de Sousa said there would be "no way" for Fernandez to bring about a strong economic recovery, should he win outright on Sunday.
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A third consecutive drought would have meant a spike in food prices, plunge in purchasing power of the rural economy, and slower economic recovery overall.
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"Benefitting from the global economic recovery and new technology momentum, the semiconductor market flourished and machinery demand was hot," the government said in a statement.
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Otherwise Italy will have to push ahead with plans to impose a whopping value-added-tax increase, which could kill off the feeble economic recovery.
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Analysts and market sources said it was hard to quantify the impact of the Qatari purchase and what it would mean for Lebanon's economic recovery.
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In spite of an economic recovery in Spain since mid-2103, DIA struggled as a consumer spending rebound pushed shoppers to seek out other brands.
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Thanks to his support for policies dubbed "reform and opening up", Deng can take credit for a secular miracle: the greatest economic recovery in history.
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Central bankers from the U.S., India and Malaysia pointed to debt as a key factor holding back the global economic recovery from the financial crisis.
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The big picture: Despite booming GDP growth and record-low unemployment, wages are the one metric in the economic recovery that has largely remained stagnant.
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While stepping down was inevitable for Rosselló, the political chaos could threaten Puerto Rico's fragile economic recovery, and also put the statehood movement at risk.
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But Fed Chair Jerome Powell has noted that policy easing may be "appropriate" to sustain the economic recovery, especially given economic uncertainty from trade tensions.
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Profitability is set to remain low given the moribund economic recovery and the high-level of non-performing loans remains to be addressed, it added.
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Meanwhile, Latin America's ad spend is set to grow the most, at 6.2 percent, helped by the 2016 Olympic Games and a general economic recovery.
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But many analysts have warned that the pace of economic recovery across the globe remains mediocre and central banks are running out of policy options.
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"The data once again shows that global economic recovery isn't necessarily smooth sailing," said Kodama, adding that overall economic growth in October-December may stall.
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The political crisis has the potential to hamper the pace of the economic recovery and underscores the still deeply challenging operating environment facing Brazilian banks.
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Productivity, a key factor determining how fast the economy can grow and how much living standards can increase, has been anemic throughout the economic recovery.
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Years of lackluster wage gains and underemployment have left many Americans feeling left out of the country's economic recovery despite a 4.9 percent jobless rate.
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In the euro zone, the industrial sector will offer clues into how well the economic recovery there is holding up heading into the second quarter.
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Heightening Brazil's need for an early economic recovery that boosts government revenues is the fact that its public finances are on a highly unsustainable path.
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A sustained fall of commodity prices due to China would impact confidence in the global economic recovery and could affect central bank interest rate policies.
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Average hourly earnings increased by 3.4 percent on a year-over-year basis, the best of the economic recovery that began nearly 10 years ago.
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Although the economic recovery has not been affected by the current political uncertainty, a unilateral independence of Catalonia is likely to result in economic shock.
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As we know, NPL is lagging indicator, when economic recovery continues to be slow, and in the case of Thailand, the recovery has been uneven.
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said in an interview with CBC Radio that the economic recovery from weak oil prices appeared to be widening.
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Hefty government guarantees on state-run firms' debts - of which Eskom accounts for 55%, the SARB noted - also threaten to derail South Africa's economic recovery.
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It has also raised the specter of protests spreading to more sectors as Brazilians vent frustration with the unpopular government and an uneven economic recovery.
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France is also stepping up its government outlays to accelerate the economic recovery and job creation in the run-up to May 2017 presidential elections.
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Many voters were concerned about trillions in additional debt, the burdensome Obamacare mandates, executive overreach on immigration and an anemic economic recovery on Obama's watch.
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It said stock markets in the Gulf were focusing instead on signs of economic recovery in the region and improvement in the global market backdrop.
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Key concerns include macroeconomic headwinds in the form of low interest rates, financial market volatility and a weak economic recovery in the U.S. and abroad.
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They could prioritise product-market reforms, and adopt labour-market reforms that would only take effect after a lag, to allow time for economic recovery.
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During the economic recovery from 28500 to 6900, half of all new startups occurred in 2628 counties accounting for 28503 percent of the U.S. population.
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In July the BOJ held off on expanding stimulus but committed to doing so "without hesitation" if a global slowdown jeopardizes the country's economic recovery.
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"We see exports remaining on a rising trend on the back of global economic recovery," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Research Institute.
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Earnest though said that Obama will not stop in Flint during a trip to Detroit on Wednesday to discuss the economic recovery of that city.
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While GM remains profitable and economic conditions are good, U.S. light-vehicle sales are softening as the economic recovery is well into its 10th year.
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An atmosphere of heightened political uncertainty in Spain and Italy could pose a risk to the European economic recovery by undermining investor confidence in Europe.
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Coons and Flake, both on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, are behind a proposed amendment to the U.S.' Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZDERA).
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Despite being a key piece in the island's economic recovery, thousands of pensioners in Puerto Rico are facing the devastating consequences of an economic calamity.
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Policymakers said recent economic data indicated that Brazil's economic recovery had been interrupted and would resume "in a gradual fashion," according to a written statement.
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Kagame has been widely praised for restoring stability in Rwanda and presiding over a rapid economic recovery after the genocide in the East African nation.
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BTG's loan book grew 13.3% to 13 billion reais in September from June, as demand from Brazilian companies began to rise with the economic recovery.
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They advocated for stabilizing the Highway Trust Fund and boosting money for existing federal grant programs, such as Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grants.
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Mnuchin dismissed the sharp decline in the unemployment rate as "not real," arguing that the average American still hasn't felt anything from the economic recovery.
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Cordonnier says Belaco Capital made a bad decision on timing, launching the fund in 2012 and counting on a global economic recovery to boost commodities.
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The June jobs report marked a significant milestone for the current economic recovery, which is now tied for the longest-ever expansion in American history.
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The data adds to pressure on new President Jair Bolsonaro to reignite an economic recovery which has been lackluster since Brazil's deep 2015-2016 recession.
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"We are here to work undisturbed in the great objectives of the economic recovery," he said at a meeting with businessmen and senior government officials.
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"It is encouraging that our economic recovery is lifting Americans out of poverty and boosting wages," said Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the minority leader.
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The Washington-based fund's analysis came on the same day that Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari held a launch ceremony for a flagship economic recovery plan.
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He added credit growth has accelerated in the first quarter at its fastest pace in more than two years in a sign of economic recovery.
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Switzerland's largest bank has warned that a global economic recovery will take much longer, and occur at a much slower pace, than many investors expect.
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